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What is a rendition?
A rendition is a form that provides information about
property that you own. The appraisal district uses the
information you provide to appraise your property for
taxation.
Who has to render?
There are three categories of taxpayers who must render:
Owners of tangible personal property that is used for
the production of income (see below)
Owners of property on which an exemption has been
cancelled or denied
Owners who have been formally notified by the chief
appraiser that they must render.
What kinds of property must be rendered?
For taxation purposes, your property is classified as
either real property (land, buildings, and other items
attached to land) or personal property (items that can be
owned but are not attached to land). Personal property
that you use to produce income or for business
purposes must be rendered unless the total value of
all of the personal property is less than $500. This
includes furniture and fixtures, equipment, machinery,
computers, inventory held for sale or rental, raw
materials, finished goods, and work in process. You are
not required to render intangible personal property
items that can be owned but do not have a physical form
such as cash, accounts receivable, goodwill, custom
computer software, and other similar items. If your
organization qualifies for an exemption that applies to
personal property for example, a religious or charitable
organization exemption, you are not required to render
the exempt property.
You may qualify for an exemption from ad valorem
taxation for one passenger car or light truck that is
owned by an individual and used by that individual for
both professional and personal activities. Vehicles that
are individually owned and used for the transportation of
passengers for hire are NOT eligible for this exemption.
To request this exemption, your application must be
filed with the appraisal district on, or before, April 30. If
you mail the form, it must be postmarked no later than
midnight April 30. The individual who has been granted
or has applied for this exemption is not required to
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